The base is different. A rect. pyramid has a rectangle as a base. Because the sides are different length for a rectangle, the triangles will not all be congruent (equal). A square pyramid has a square as the base. All sides of the square are the same length, so all the triangular sides of the pyramid will be congruent.
A square pyramid is a pyramid with a square base. It has 4 outer faces, all of which are triangles, that meet at the same point perpendicular to the centre of the base. All pyramids have at least 4 faces (including the base), where the outer faces are all triangular while the base can be trilateral, quadrilateral, or any other polygon. The quadrilateral form (the square pyramid) is the most common form of pyramid, and is the form associated with the Egyptian pyramids.
Any triangle-based pyramid will do. If the sides are all the same length it's then called a tetrahedron.
In general, an octagonal pyramid is a pyramid with an octagon for a base and triangles (which all have a common vertex) for sides. The octagon my or may not be a regular one.
Imagine a pyramid, with a triangle shaped base, with three sides coming up each of which is a triangle. That is a tetrahedron (4 sides, all the same side, with each one the shape of a triangle). * * * * * Mostly correct, but the four faces need not all be the same.
The base is different. A rect. pyramid has a rectangle as a base. Because the sides are different length for a rectangle, the triangles will not all be congruent (equal). A square pyramid has a square as the base. All sides of the square are the same length, so all the triangular sides of the pyramid will be congruent.
A square pyramid is a pyramid with a square base. It has 4 outer faces, all of which are triangles, that meet at the same point perpendicular to the centre of the base. All pyramids have at least 4 faces (including the base), where the outer faces are all triangular while the base can be trilateral, quadrilateral, or any other polygon. The quadrilateral form (the square pyramid) is the most common form of pyramid, and is the form associated with the Egyptian pyramids.
It is. All sides of a geometric pyramid are flat - even stepped pyramids.
Not necessarily.
I presume the question is meant to be: How many sides does a pyramid have? The answer is 4 or more. A pyramid has a polygonal base where the polygon can have 3 or more sides. Corresponding to each of these sides there will be a triangle rising to the apex of the pyramid. In all, a pyramid whose base is a polygon with n sides will have n+1 faces (sides).
In most respects a square which is a 2-dimensional figure is not like a pyramid which is 3-dimensional. All the sides of the square are the same length whereas none of a pyramid's sides need be. The only point of similarity is that both are defined by straight lines.
A prism has the same shape at each side while a pyramid has a vertex as one side and all sides except for the base are a part of the vertex
A "pyramid" in geometry is a solid whose base is a polygon (many sided planar figure) and a vertex (a single point where all the triangular faces meet).The base of a regular pyramid is a polygon whose sides all have the same length.As such a pyramid can have any number of faces.An equilateral pyramid (with all sides - including the sides meeting at the vertex - has sides of the same length) is necessarily regular and can have 4, 5, or 6 sides if the base is a triangle, square or pentagon.The equilateral triangular pyramid is also called a regular tetrahedron.
All sides are triangles.
The base is a square, while the four sides are all triangles.
they are all aproximitly the same, within a few centimeters, but i don't think even the Egyptians could make them all exactly the same, even we with our modern technology could bareley do that.
Any triangle-based pyramid will do. If the sides are all the same length it's then called a tetrahedron.